Demetrios Matheou
‘At first it was gut instinct,’ says Julie Robinson, who challenged an error in how term-time staff at West Midlands sixth form college were being paid
Britain’s best-known political comedian considers the state of the NHS in its 70th year – and ponders its future
Mike Leigh’s historical adviser talks about the research that informs the recounting of the 19th century pro-democracy rally that ended in tragedy
Union calls for citizens’ rights to be ‘written in stone’ – whatever happens to Brexit negotiations
Health pay, local government cuts, outsourcing, Brexit…. new term, same curriculum
The union introduces new guidance documents and web pages dedicated to Brexit
A new documentary celebrates an act of international solidarity by Scottish factory workers that has entered into union folklore
UNISON spent a day with hospital staff in Watford – and discovered the rainbow coalition of European-born workers who are making the NHS tick
Shantha David named Liberty’s lawyer of the year for leading the fight against employment tribunal fees
To celebrate the NHS’s 70th birthday, UNISON set up a very special meeting
Judges commend Supreme Court victory as ‘a result that makes a real difference to a great many people’
Workers for private contractors are the fastest growing group of UNISON members
‘We are one team and we want to stay as a team’, Wigan strikers tell conference delegates
Angela Rayner addresses UNISON’s national delegate conference
Delegates have grim view of progress despite 50 years of race relations legislation